bzr commands taking a filename

[Aaron Bentley]

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John A Meinel wrote:
| I would be okay with saying "If you use bzr ignore, you are giving exact
| files to be ignored, not wildcard matches". (Perhaps with an option to
| change that).

Slightly differently, I would say "If you use bzr ignore, you are giving
file paths for matching, not tree-wide filenames."

So
$ cd tree-root/subdir
$ bzr ignore file1.am
is equivalent to
$ echo tree-root/file1.am >> ../.bzrignore

$ bzr ignore '*.am'
is equivalent to
$ echo 'tree-root/*.am' >> ../.bzrignore

$ bzr ignore --any 'file1.am'
is equivalent to
$ echo file1.am >> ../.bzrignore

$bzr ignore --any '*.am'
is equivalent to
$ echo '*.am' >> ../.bzrignore

Aaron
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